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Jesus predicts that Peter will betray him three times. Codex
Jesus predicts that Peter will betray him three times. Illuminated pages of the Codex of Predis (1476). Royal Library. Turin. Italy
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1. Title: "The Prediction of Peter's Denial: A Glimpse into the Codex of Predis, 15th Century" This evocative image is taken from the Codex of Predis, an illuminated manuscript created in Turin, Italy, during the 15th century. The scene depicted here is one of the most poignant moments in Christian tradition, as Jesus foretells Peter's betrayal. In the center, an introspective Jesus, with a halo and aureole, sits amongst his apostles. He gestures towards Peter, who is shown with a sorrowful expression and a hand raised in denial. The other apostles look on in shock and disbelief. This moment, recounted in the New Testament (Matthew 26:31-35, Mark 14:27-31, and Luke 22:31-34), is a powerful reminder of the fragility of human nature and the potential for even the closest of friends to fall away in times of crisis. The Codex of Predis is a testament to the rich artistic and religious heritage of the Renaissance period. It was created under the patronage of Cristoforo di Bussone, Bishop of Piedmont, and is now part of the Royal Library in Turin, Italy. The intricate details and vibrant colors of this miniature painting are characteristic of the illuminated manuscripts of the mediaeval age. The image of Jesus predicting Peter's betrayal has held a significant place in Christian art and literature for centuries. It serves as a reminder of the importance of faith, forgiveness, and the enduring bond between Jesus and his apostles. This scene, captured in the Codex of Predis, offers a glimpse into the religious and artistic sensibilities of the 15th century and continues to resonate with viewers today.
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